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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-04-15
Church Items.


Tie Easter ofiertory at ST. Mary's
Chapei, Woodville, was 81 90.
A handsome memorial window has been
recently teen placed in st. Mary's Chapel,
Wood, lille, TO the memory Of Rev. Alex. Mar
bury, NJ. ID.
At a meeting of St. i'a,t!'s congregation,
sbs county, on Easter Mpnd ". tie fIlioW-
ing gentlemen we're elected Wardeas and
Vestrymen; Senior Warden, Mr. Fletcher
Prrrie Junior W4rden, Mr.. Wallace Th6m-
rs. Vtstrymen. Mes srs. p. A. Bowen, Bar
k.r Tur1ler. Charles Ii. Mcrer>on. NJ n
ID uslas, Merc.r lion Thos. IL. per1ir, Jno.
Turner. Fred skinner, Thee Hunt. Regis
asar, Mr.. Aquila Robinson.
AT Trinity Churc, on L ,ster Sunday tie
ryices We're very impressive. Excellent nu-
SIC Vas rendered by full choir. I he chan
e was b. autifuly decorated with flowers,
the eG1simit'ee to whom this matter was ell
hr ISL OIL asing performed tie duty with the
highest de gree Of credit. The Rector ack nowl-
Ell red on behalf of the congregation the aona-
1t9i to Trinity Church oi very handsome
of two sets of beautiful Prayer Books and
uymnals from Mrs. Rothstein and sons.
The Easter Sunday collection at Trinity
Ghu ch va, SI31.s1, and the mite chess of
the ST. day School cliidrs-n amounted to
$50. II Gei,ts more. After tile morning err
vice al This Church on Monday, the animal
election of Nestry tick place. The old
Ses'Iy. consisting. IF Messrs Charles Cla: EFT,
Robert Clagett, X. b. Il. Chew, j ,s X Rob
srs, VIM. l.. Csaget, George II. BnnEeil, Il.
irving Bowie and 7. aasscer, Jr, We're chosen.
Judge Cl.ew was elected delegate To the LeNt
diocesan Convention, with Mr.. ~iliiim Il,
Ci4ee l. as alternate. JIdIe Chew and +,
sas .esy. Jr were chosen War,lens Tor the ell
suing year
Tive entire services OF Holy Week took
place here 10 st. NJ Iry's Cltholic Church
There was a High Mass OF Holy Thursday,
tollJw. Sy a procession 10 the new hepHs.-
tory, whic'l wls deliberately decorated with
candies an natural flo Eecs. GA Good Fri
aay the III iss of the Pre-sanctifiad was celt-
bra Q l. followed by the Lam entatons The
ceremonies of SauIe ~ iueiuied the blessing
OF fire, Pascha candle, water, and the recita-
ton ofthe prophecies. a, IL o'clD X on T. IS
ter Su lday, High Nus. was sung by the pas
tor, Rev. J. \. Cunnaue. The affairs were
hands I'm lily dress ID with flowers, evers'eens,
e:c., and the new PdsclItl Stone out conSpc-
u1usly amid the maj burning lights. The
music on the occasion. Mozart's No. ! was
we'll execute by the choir Miss Ed h Hill,
soprano; Mr.. George W. Wi son, tenor, and
Mr.. I. J. Grant. bass
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-04-15

New and great discovery in butter max
ing, whereby we propose to produce from five
to six pour tls of butter from gallon of milk
or cream.
one hu1,lred ond fJty per ctM otr tie "i"
rag, and rondeitm as it may seem r." make
Il gOOd.
AND WHEREAS.
The said W. | McCausland and ii. ENall
did, on the thirtieth day of January, 1886, sell
and convey the right to the State Of Mary
land, in said Invention to F. II. Wilson, OF the
CITY of Baltimore, the same being recorded
in Iibar e.. 81 page, los transfers OF patents.
at Washington, ID. C.
1st 1t is fire. from adultrratan.
I'd. 1t is pleasant to lie taste and good.
Sd. The Cow is the producer If the ma'eri-
al ont of which it is made
4th ANY ere can make il in any KIND Of
churn.
9Th. Tie Gcdors recommend 1t as being
healthful.
bntter made the old way.
1Lh For this alon. it is valuable
Stll Samples can be seen at our office, No.
G. West b ,ltimore Street doors from
Charles Street third floor.
We will sell the following towns and dis
tricts at the f'llowing prices. Right aud title
given.
Accoke,k, SlLO; Agricultural College, SD :
Aquasco. $50; Beltsville, $50 Bladens'
burg, $50; Camp Springs, S25 Clinton, 500
Croome, S25: Forestvile, $50 Fort Wash
ington, $50 Hicks Mills, 500; Hyaitsvliie,
$50 Bowie, So, Braucivlle, $50; Bra n
DIVINE, so; Brightseit, SO: Buxtons, SO
Cheltenh I'M, $50; Collinston, $50; Groom
5 alton, s25; Fort Foote, so; Halls, SO !:
Horse Head. 500: Ianhams, $50.
Persons wanting more than one district,
s, ecial rate will be made. For further nfor-
matien apply 10 F. H. Wilson. No. 6. West
Baltimore S. rect. 81 door fioIs Charles, I'd
floor, Baltimore, Md.
Cut this out as it will not appear again
Mention this paper.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-04-15

Brevities.
Sunday was sail to he the warmesi 10Th of
April experienced in seventeen years.
Mr., w H. Fowler has resigned the post
ton Of postmaster al Camp Springs.
TIE Howard Riffs, of Charles county, are
to have an all day drill tomorrow.
The Orphans Court will meet next Tues
day and en- the same day the County Com
missioners will be in session.
The eases on exceptions to tax sales which
were to have been tried yesterday morning at
O'Clock were postponed until next Monday.
The pleasant weather We have been enjoy
inc has revived the driving seasnA and made
our streets attractive with fine turnouts.
"rhe flowers that bloom in the Spring. ira
la" have got Just about as much business on
hand as they can attend to.
Cant eat a thing Hoods Sarsaparilla
is A wonderful medicine for creating an appe-
lite, regulating digestion, and giving strength.
The report that was circulated here last
Thursday that man had been killed in Oxen
Hill district proved, fortunately, to be with,
out foundation.
The season Of sa, kcloth and ashes being
over Ileasa,.t little round of social festivl-
ties. in the shape Of card parties, have already
&C mmenced The Easter Ball, owing to, we
know not what. has seemingly been laid on
the shelf
The secret Of success of some towns is in
the ia ct that all the people join as one man
in every eilolt and enterprise calculated to
build up the interests Of the town. 1t can not
be expect ed that a town will prosper as 1t
should when the chief occupation OF each Per-
son is 10 try TO tear his neighbor down. The
advantages to be derived from tie Investment
of capital in permanent AMI safe paying manu-
featuring enterprises, requiring the employ
ing large numbers of operatives, can hardly
be estimated. 1t is just such an impetus as
our town needs, and If consummated, its ben
ef,s will be felt by all classes Of our cit GERS
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-04-15
Meeting Of the Fire Association.

lIe FIRE Association hela i meeting
Oh Wednesday night, with The President, Mr..
c. {. Ma.,ll,ier, III the clair. In the absence
of The Secretary, Mr.. \. G.. Darcy was APP
pointed Secretary, pro tom. Reports of Com
mitl!es being in order, the building Commit
tee reported .!le Truck House 10 be compIe'-
ed, but that the sum of 1929 - is still dre
Mr.. John e.. Wyyille Oh coLtIact for building
They also reported that paint for tie same
had been ordered by Mr.. |. 5. Wilson, who
had consented to wait for reimbursement I'M
Iii lie Association shall have the necessary
funds III hand. Scye members Of Lhe AS
socIation agreed each 10 pay tor one day 5
painting. Mr.. William Stanley, one of the
committee appointed to draw deed for Truck
flous, lot, reported that the deed had not yet
been prepared. The purchasing committee
reported that the Truck and Equipments; aGl
Fire EXtlnguishers had ali been paid for, at a
cost of $3.50, and that they had S235 in coun-
fy paper III hand to 90 towards the building of
Truck House,
A resolution WAS passed. thauking the COM
mttee for their services.
On motion each member of the Association
was allowed 10 lloture key for Truck
House at his own COST
Adjourned 10 meet on Tie 80 Thursday in
April.
The Board Of Directors of the Association,
consisting ,f the following gentlemen Jos X.
Roberts, |. S. Wilson, e. {. Magruder, DR.. L..
II. Traband, q. W. Coon, Charles Gill, are
requested TO meet tr-m,;ruw (Satur'laS) eve
ming at eight cock
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-04-15
Tas Crop Prospect.

There Is much complaint Among our
farmers Is 10 the il j.ry done The wheat by
the sevyIe weather luIs inter. The general
opinion is t lat the ernp VII he sh,rt, not a
few thinking that there viii scarcely he half
an avela ,e Yield even from that SON u or put
in. Some say tie grain came up badly. Otl-
ELS, that 1t has been frozen Or killed out to
considerable extent by the alternate warm
and cod weather we had at one time during
re rast winter: while others still depore the
damage carIsed hY the covering of ice OH the
wheat fieLs. Aud SCme complain of these
evils. Then il will be remembered that many
of orr farmers filled To SOW their whelt be-
cause they were unable To prepare the laid
on account Of lie Gr,uih | st sun mer and
fall, AM that Il e wheat put III was varonsly
estimate 10 be- t.Om UIa Al 10 tWo-thir,S
only of tie usuti arei.e. From iese rem
ses il would .ttm That rltr tnun'y VIII lie
fortunate 10 >ecLIr Ills year half an aver age
ere y.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-04-15
Take Notice

That the anhral Spring rnounc,m INT
Of Messrs. Likes, Berwaugrr X c.. 10 tie
people of Prince Georges county a. pears III
our paper dry. When YOU 80 to purchase
stock and assortment are II t sup used any
where, aud they have a large number of Gus
toners in this cuun'y who seem to stick to
item. Read their adver.iSema-it elseN here.
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The Ar ,,ival u the Truck

The Truck and outfit Manufactured b..
Messrs. Holloway X Co.. Of Baltimore for
II e Eff Association of this Town. arrived on
Wednesday last. II was brought over ON
the Station about mid day in charge Of tile
Of is Of the Association, long drawn by
the school Toys to vi ON The occasion was a
era n 1 frolir. The new house. which. when
pal nted, will be quite an trn ,ment to The
Tow, was ready for the reception of the
Truck, and 1t was placed in position i'll III.
afternoon.
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The Ladies Association.

On Easter Monday after morning SER
vice this Association held its Annual meeting
at Trinity Church and, after official reports
from its officers were presented. it proceeded
to the election of officers for the current year.
All the old officers were reelected, and are as
follows President, Mrs. |. S. Wilson: Vide
President, Mrs. Joseph X. Roberts: Secreta-
ry, Mrs. A. 7. Brooke, and Treasurer. Miss
Ellie ID. Sasscer. Through the official reports,
the Association showed a year of noble, tire
less eadeavor i'll charities and thoughtful
ministrations. The Association has. indeed,
noble record all through its long and we'll
doing life. and that recognized fact must be
a source Of pleasant qualification 10 its many
earnest members. The Rector now proposes
TO form a Brolhcrhoud. 5, melting OIL the
same plan, and there Will b. meeting at the
Court House for that purpose, at five { clock
tomorrow sfDrlno)n. We hop4 it may be
well attended and encouraged.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-04-15
Don t Experiment

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but insist upon getting DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, which is guaranteed TO give relief in
all Throat. Lung and Chest affections. Trial
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Saved His Life.

Mr.. ID. |. WrlcoX>on, of llDrse Cave,
Kentucky, says lie was. for many years, badly
afflicted with Phthsic. also Dial etes; the
pains we've almc st uncomfortable and would
sometimes aim )st throw him into CONVERSIONS.
He tiled Electric Bitters and got relief from
first bottle, and after taking six bottles was
entirely cured aud had gained in flesh eight
cen pounds. Says he positively believes that
he would have died. had it not been for tie
relief afforded by Electric BItters. Sod at fif-
tv Icauts bottle a. W. II. lIarper's Drug
Store.
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New Crop

Of all kinds of CHOICE FIELD AND GAR
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with and without Fertilizer rAltachment land
Check Rover onc-IIorse Corn Planters and
Drills.
Osborne's new jsht Stee!-Frame Binders,
Light Independent Reapers. u Examine
OsborneS New Light Premium Mowers aud
Binders at our Ssore before placing your order
The "Thoma," Latest Improved Hay-Tc6-
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.ATAR All

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is agreeable and - uGckly absorbed. effect
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laasias healthy secretoHs.
1t aays pain and iI.Hamma:ip ion. protects the
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completely heals the and restores the sense
Of taste and smell. Beneficial results are realized
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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-05-03
and were singing about like celebrated

and were singing about like celebrated
minstrels,
IL is impossible TO describe the
scene, a. no words can depict the ter.
rible power represented in the twisted
iron, the splintered timber and the
crushed and capsized cars. Four OF
the coaches were on their roofs and
sides, with their trucks cooked high
In the air, and one first class coach
was at right angles with the track,
having been thrown straight out
with one end on the top OF wrecked
coach and the other on the ties, while
just behind it another first class coach
was tipped In the opposite direction
and almost upon its side. The dining
car stopped within about five feet of
the demolished track, ana this Wa
particularly fortunate, a. the hungry
throng was enabled to procure good
nourishing meals during the delay.
THE BLAME
does not rest with anyone about the
train. The conductor and engineer
did their full du:y; they were
In no way responsible for the ac.
dent, and deserve great credit for
their conduct toward the passengers.
Conductor Comstock had charge Of the
train, and this Is the third serious
wreck he has had during the last few
months. The cause Of the wreck was
the expansion OF the rails by the heat.
So terrific was the force OF the wreck
that the track was completely torn up
for rods and the iron Was bent and
twisted like yarn.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-05-03
A Cow Boy Artist.

On the wall in Hunley d Preuitt's
store hangs an oil painting with y
strange history. II is on canvas,
about two by two and one.half feet,
and, If slightly inartistic in some of its
details, is Of fine conception, ana, in
the main, finely colored nd executed.
Ii was painted in the seclusion of q
COW camp on the Judith r.,nge. and by
COW boy. Ii represents roundup
camp scattering out on the range after
an early breakfast-the boys saddling
and bridling their unruly cayuses, the
vicious beasts bucking in every con-
ceivable shape, or flying away toward
the herds. The foreground shows the
camp fire, tents and Mess wagons, aud
in the background stretches a
range Of mountains, few peaks
Of which are snow crowned.
Altogether it is a wonderfully faithful
picture and one that bears much stu,lA.
The artist is Charley Russell, COW
boy q years Of age, the son ofs we'll
to-do and well known family in 81.
Louis. He Is a natural artist, but
never had day Of study in that line
He was put at study under drawing
master once, but being asked the fret
thing to draw a straight line, left in
disgust with the exlanstion that any
one could draw straight line. The
COW boy life suits his excenlric nature
and especially night herding, at which
his time is spent. He will take no
money for his pictures, but gives them
TO his particular friends. This one he
gave to Mr.. Phelps, the stock partner
Of Hundley 4 Prenitt, who brought il
10 the latter. Russell IL Was who
painted the realistic picture of a range
desolstion entitled Waiting Tor q
Chinook, which was extensively ! ho-
tographed.-Helena Independent.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-05-03
JOURNAL
E very Morning Except Monday.

Thr official Paper Of Custer County.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-05-03

verse that you plant them-no matter
what their business so longs it's
Spectacle. / b'leeve some o. you wo-
men would let your cook go to perdi.
tlon rather than stay at home and cook
one meal 70 sbe could go 10 church
ana be saved, That's so, amt il?
But the wicked are like the bay
tree. It's the most stubborn wood the
axe was ever put into and il won't
grow anywhere but 10 a marsh. Itis
ft for nothing but to shade and ii
shades right where the sun ought to
shine. Mother, is 1t true you are fit
only to shade, shading the light Of
heaven right out of the hearts of your
children? Father, are you a shade
tree?n
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-05-03
Odds aud Ends.

Treasurer JordaI has arrived in New
York.
The I. c. c. Is listening to kicks at
Mobile.
Business failures this week. l64;
Canada, ~.
British steamer Bsnnope has burned
of Savannah.
MOritz Moses, Milwaukee Jew, has
turned Catholic.
Peuro pneumonia among cattle at
Golden Bridge, \. Y.
The West Virginia legislature will
ballot for senator today.
Van Wyck is grieved at the removal
of protege Of his in Nebraska land
Office.
The French spolation claims come
up again in the couut OF claims on
May 3rd.
The Michigan legislature is struggl-
ing witt a $500 license for liquor man
ufacturing or selling.
The Ashland iron syndicate, with a
capital stock of 81 100000, has filed ar
ticles of incorporation.
Dun's weekly trade review say that
evidences are multiplying Of the HARM
ful effect Of the interstate law.
Alexander Stewart, who lives in
Vermont, is going to bring another
suit for part OF the Stewart wealth.
The interior department seems TO be
OF the opinion that the Presidents
letter reflects on Secretary Lamar.
Chinese have been found smuggling
landing certificates TO their country
men ON shipboard at San Francisco.
Rev, A. NJ. Morrison, Baltimore,
Methodist minister, is given seven
years in the peuitentiary for stealing.
a horse.
The Dominion house OF commons
had u lively debate over the govern
ments bill giving two representatives
In the Senate TO the northwest terri
tories.
A dynamite bomb OF ponderous pro-
portions was found with the fuse burn
ing, on the steps of the residence OF
Albert Edgar, an anti-anarchist, at 2SS
Park avenue, Chicago.
J. X. Hurlbut, q prominent citizen
OF Des Moines, has been arrested for
completely In the murder OF Constable
: Logan, slain while eGdeavoring TO
|, enforce prohibition laws.
The Pennsylvania board OF psrdons
has recommended pardons In the case
. of Michael o'Frien and Christopher
|. Donnelly, Of scbuylkill county, the
: last Of the molly Maguires."
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-05-03
CIT RICHES.
SOCIETIES.

A. o. H.-Diyision 40 / meets first a ID second
sundays Of each month.
X. Of II, Meets ret and third Wednesdays At
1901 ,, ~, at odd Fellows Hall,
A. f. "a. M.-leilowstone Lodge, No. 26, II
and third Wednesdays.
X. A. M.-ielo~stonr Chapter, No. g. second
and fourth Saturdays,
X. T-Danascus GommAndery, second and
fourth Thursdays.
l. -. y. F.-Custer Lodge, No. 49, every
Monday u their hall.
q. o. f-sehtinal Eueampment, No. 6, 6ra
and third Friday.
X. OF P.-Crusader Lodge, No :, Thursday
evenings at Odd Fellows Hall
c. X. Of A.-Miles City Branch, every sunday At
p. IN,
X. OF L.-First and third Fridays.
q. A. R-U. ;. Grant Post, No. IA, first and
third Tuesdays.
10. g. T.--stM Of the West, No "a, every
Thursday evening.
The Portland daily press., 1887-06-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FREicHTs.

The following are recent charters;
Bark Hecla, West Bay, N. s.. to port in Ire
land, deals AIS Cd.
Banks Skobeleff and Harriet S. Jackson, Kenne-
bee to Philadelphia, ice Coo.
Banks Alexander Campbell and John J. Marsh,
Portland to Philadelphia, ice at private terms.
Bark Navesink and brig j. +. Merry, New York
to Portland, coal 75c and discharged.
Bark John e. Chase, Philadelphia to Portland
coal LOS and discharged.
Brig Don JacDto New York to st. ST. Johns, p
r., general cargo, lump sum $1400.i
Schr Ella, st. John, N. B.. to New York, lime
Zoe.
schr Robert Byron, Rockport to New York, lime
1Sc.
schr j. II. Penrose, North Boothbay to Phila
delphia, ice Csc
schr Eta A. Simpson, Bangor to Philadelphia,
ice 65e.
schrs Ariadne, Grace Webster, /. II. Tillyer, f.
]. Morrison, and Geo. II. Mills Kcnnebec to Phil
adelphia, ice Coo.
Schrs M. L. Douglass and Orzlmbo, New York
TO Portland coal soc and discharged.
Schrs Perseverance and j. Nickerson, Portland
to New York, lumber at private terms.
Schr Hastings, Kennebec to New York, lumber
80 loaded and towed.
Schr VIM. M. Bird, Philadelphia to Portland
Lee e6rfrH tasHdt u mi
at Newport News for Providence at Assurfatfun
rates.